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9/11We Are All Smith Islanders: Global Warming in Maryland, Virginia and DC
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- Publication date
- 2004
- Usage
- Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs
- Topics
- climate change, global warming, Chesapeake
- Publisher
- MPD PRODUCTIONS, INC.
- Item Size
- 365.8M
This 2004 "Monty" award-winning film, "We Are All Smith Islanders," demonstrates how global warming is changing the Chesapeake Bay region, using the waning livelihoods of Smith Island watermen as its main example.
The film explores how global warming is affecting agriculture, wildlife, health and tourism throughout the Chesapeake Bay, and how the crisis is expected deepen without immediate action. The film also looks at clean energy solutions that can help slow and possibly stop human-induced global warming in the region.
Producer Mark Cohen and author Mike Tidwll made the documentary for the non-profit organization, Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN).
The film explores how global warming is affecting agriculture, wildlife, health and tourism throughout the Chesapeake Bay, and how the crisis is expected deepen without immediate action. The film also looks at clean energy solutions that can help slow and possibly stop human-induced global warming in the region.
Producer Mark Cohen and author Mike Tidwll made the documentary for the non-profit organization, Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN).
